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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
EsKIMINZIN,S BAND.
Trouble Expected If Their Arrest
Is Attempted.

WASHINGTON, October 30.-Some
weeks ago the military authorities of
Arizona Territory reported to the War
Department that the Sheriff OF Pima
County held warrants, the legality of
which were questioned, for the arrest
OF Eskiminzin and twenty-seven other
Indians living on the San Pedro river
in that Territory upon charges OF
grand larceny and resisting arrests,
and had called upon Captain Pierce,
commanding military officer at San
Carlos Agency, who is also acting In
dian Agent, to aid him in making the
arrests.
GENERAL MILES OPINION.
General Miles, in reporting the mat
ter to General Howard expressed the
opinion that the attempted arrest Of
these twenty-eight Indians by the
local civil officers would prove
serious matter, ii indeed, it
did not involve the Territory
in an Indian war. The last act of
hostility on the part OF the whites was
the arrest of six of the Indians, it is
said upon false charges and the at
tempted arrest Of the twenty-eight
others referred to above. The Sheriff
of Pima County has made demand
upon Captain Pierce for the surrender
OF theaccused, which, on October 10th,
the date Of Captain Pierce's letter Of
transmittal, has not been complied
with.
MUCH DISCoNTENT.
Indian officials pronounce the affair
as shameful outrage upon peaceful
and law-abiding Indians, and will
take such steps as may be necessary
to restore to the Indians their aban-
doned property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
FATALLY WOull ded.

MIDDLETON, LAKE Co., CAL, De-
tober 30.-About midnight, last night,
Thomas G. Christie, aged p, was
shot by Wright, farmer, with a re-
volver, the shot taking effect about an
inch below the heart The quarrel
originated over poker game, Chris
tie is in dying condition, paralysis
having sent in from the wound.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
THE VERNON.
All of Her Passengers Be-
lieyed to be lost.
SPARS OF THE WRECK SEEN
The Number of Those on Board
Estimated to be Fifty
A Fearful Night.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
CHICAGO, October 30.-An Inter
Ocean special from Manitowoc says
The first particulars of the wrecked
propeller Vernon were received here
this morning. Reports say that she
foundered off Two Rivers. 4 passing
tug picked up pilot house with the
name Vernon on it and five life
preservers off Two Rivers. Owing to
this fact, probably not q soul OF the
twenty-five or thirty people aboard
were saved.
NO ESCAPES PROBABLE.
The cause of the terrible disaster
will probably remain mystery for
ever. 1t is quite generally believed
here that not single soul has sur
vived, as it would be impossible for
any person to live in such sea and
exposed to the intense cold that pre-
vailed on the night Of the wreck.
Many relatives of those on board came
here on the propeller Lawrence, this
evening, to obtain all the particulars
possible concerning the lost. All the
places where information would be
likely to be obtained were visited, but
the news was OF the most discourage
ing nature and they
ABANDONED ALL HOPE
of ever seeing their friends or rela-
tives who were lost. 1t is reported
tonight that Boiler Inspector Reed
and Fitzgerald, of Milwaukee, were on
board the ill-fatsd propeller and are
undoubtedly among the lost. A patrol
of the life-saving crew at Two Rivers
was kept on duty all night, but up to
the last report no bodies have been
found.
ESTIMATE OF THE MISSING.
The Captain of the steamer Law
renee estimates the number of people
on the ill-fated vessel at about fifty
persons. The steam barge Burroughs,
OF Milwaukee, is overdue, and many
anxious inquiries are received as to
her whereabouts.
A MARINERS REPORT.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, October So
Referring to the wreck of the Vernon
the Captain OF the life-saving crew at
Two Rivers, described the storm as
the worst ever seen by him on
the lake. The waves rose to the
height OF thirty or forty feet and it is
his opinion that no one has survived
the wreck. 1t was bitterly cold on
the lake he said and a person could
not have stood the exposure over
night. The spray dashing over men
clinging to the wreckagey must have.
frozen as it fell and completelyencased
the unfortunates, if, indeed, they held
on long enough to permit such thing.
"My impression is" said he, that
they all are at the bottom OF the lake"
NO CLUE oBTAISABLE.
Neither at Manitowoc or Two Rivers
were any traces OF the lost vessel to be
heard of yesterday either by vessels ar
irving there or by means OF tugs going
a few miles out. Captain Hawkins,
OF the schooner William Home, ar
irving in Milwaukee this morning, re-
ports passing sthree dead bodies on
Saturday afternoon abont six miles
southwest of Manitowoc. One body
was that of woman with long, black
hair. She had q life preseryer on.
The other two bodies were those OF
rnan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Bnse BAH Contest. .

San Francisco, October 29.--Very
little of interest occurred in to-day's
game between the Haverlys and
Greenhood & Morans. The Oaklands
scored two runs in the first inning
and made none after that until the
seventh. Most OF the Haverlys runs
were punched in two innings. Score:
Haverlys 0, Greenhood & Morans 6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Sick and Destitute.

+. A. Walker, a young man suffer-
ing with malarial fever, out of money
and without friends was given quar-
ters at the police Office yesterday, un-
til he can be removed to the County
Hospital. Frank w. Bragg was also
taken in for medical treatment. His
friends wish him removed to the Los
Angeles Infirmary. Bragg is suffering
from q cutaneous disease. 1t was alsc
reported that l.. Herman, ~ years o.
age, who lives on CASTELAR, street, is
destitute and desirous OF going to the
County Hospital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
New Military Post.

CHICAGO, October 30.-The Adju-
tant-General of the Department Of
Missouri has issued orders for few
companies Of infantry now at Fort
Douglas, Utah, to proceed to Chicago
and take up permanent station on the
Highwood military tract, which was
presented to the government by Chi
cago this year. Next spring it is un-
derstood that the tract will be con-
verted into large military post and
supply depot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
NIarauding Mexicnns.

NoGALEs, ARIz., October 30.-Ber-
nal, famous Mexican bandit and
gang have terrorized the people Of
Southern Sinaloa. The soldiers ON
the spot are not able to capture him
and number OF cavalrymen stationed
on the Sonora river have heen ordered
South to assist in capturing the gang.
In some instances people, large COM
munities and villages have been muir
dered and robbed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Fire ut Frisco.

SAN Francisco, October 30.-A fire
involving the loss of nearly $4,000
worth Of property, occurred early this
morning. The fire originated by the
explosion of coal oil lamp in a two
story frame dwelling. The flames
spread rapidly, destroying eight
small dwellings. The insurance is
small
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Strikeon Plantations.

NEW ORLEANS, October Ca spec
ial.to the Picayune from Frankling
says: A general strike of plantation
hands has been ordered for Monday
by the Executive Board Of Knights OF
Labor of district comprising the par
ishers of st. Marys, Iberia, st. Mar
tin, Terrehonne and I.afourche.
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CAUSE OF HER DEATH.

The Mexican wo man who is obliged
to earn her own living has hard time
OF it. Seamstresses cannot earn more
than so cents per day, cigarctte-mak-
ers from 80 to 3S cents, and match
makers so to 40 cents, and these are
the only einployments that are open
to women in the City OF Mexico.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
WILLIAM O,BRIEN
EIudcs the Officials and Speaks
at Kanturk.

UI hAntuEks
DUBLIN, October 30.-At kanturk
to-day O'Brien eluded the police and
addressed an immense crowd OF peo-
pic. He said that this was probably
his last day of liberty for some time
and he was proud to spend it there.
TWENTY MILLIONS STRONG.
He ridiculed Balfour's idea of re-
pressing agitation by mprisoning
Irish members OF the House of Com
mons. "These members" he said,
"are the outposts OF an army of 20,-
100000 of the Irish race. Ii this is
conspiracy it is conspiracy with every
element to make rational and great
cause that is, unconquerable." Con-
tinuing, he said that the tenants who
had adopted the plan OF campaign
were sure OF q decent roof over their
heads this winter and comforting
Christmas dinner which was more
than many an out.at-the-elbow rack
renter expected and wherever the ten
ants had the manliness to use plan
OF campaign and discipline it protect
ed their homes. .s..
SOME STRIKING STATISTICS.
OF the 1000 persons eyicted during
the past year only l40 had adopted a
plan of campaign. The advantage of
the plan was thus proved, and it
would be organized on such scale
this winter as would reward the ten
ants for their efforts. He deprecated
outrage, but if patience was neces-
sary. manhood was still more neces-
sary il they wish to win an Irish Par
Lament and ownership of the soil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
SOUTH AMERICA.
An Assorted Budget OF News Sent
via Panama.

SAN Francisco, October 30.-Ad-
vices are received from Panama to
October Sth.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the running of line OF English
steamers on the upper Amazon and its
tributaries.
Reports OF fabulously rich gold
mines come from the Guaraco and
Remolinos fields, in the mountains
south of Bolivia.
In the town Of Angal, Chill, good
gold bearing quartz has been discov-
cred by traveller among stones used
in building.
The village Of Miranda, Chill, has
been swept away by flood.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
EASILY SCARED.
An Eng lish Pugilist Who Wanted
Help from the Police.

New York, October 30.-A three
round prize fight occurred last night
at Plainfield, New Jersey, between j.
Gillen OF Newark, and Michael Null
len OF Younger, brother OF Pat Mullen,
the English champion. There was no
science displayed. AT the finish Gill
len hit Mullen on the left side OF the
neck, when he fell like log and
yelled loudly for the police. The
fight was gwen to Mullen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Organized Es,gineers.

CHICAGO, October 30.-The Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers has
concluded its consideration OF the life
insurance organization connected with
the order and made some slight
amendments in the bylaws. The
convention will probably end Tues
day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Contract for Cruiser 3.

SAN Francisco, October ga bond
has been filed in the United States
Circuit Court here by the Union Iron
Works, to insure the construction OF
cruiser No. 5, within the terms of the
contract. The bond is for $S56,00
and the sureties are Charles Crocker,
+. B. Pond, William I. Garratt and
/ II StetSOn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
nenderson's Murderer Found.

REDDING, October 30.-A report
comes from the Sheriff OF Sloane, Lane
county, Oregon, that one Spangle con-
fessed to numbering Henderson, who
was shot week ago on a stage near
Redding. Spangle is known here as
hard case. The shooting is the result
OF personal feud.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Whitncy,s An n. cnt.

New York, October, 30.-Secretary
OF the Navy Whitney spent the day
quietly at his home in this city to-day.
DIR. Loomis calledto see him in the
morning and pronounced him better,
but repeated his order to keep abso-
lutely quiet for several days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Crushed To Death.

ST. HELENA, October 29.-This al
ternoon bank caved in at the reser-
voir OF the st. Helena Water Company
and caught John Carey, who was
killed instantly. He was aged 33 and
leaves a wife and two children.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Whaling Trip.

SAN Francisco, October 30.-To-
day the whaling bark Josephine, Cap
tain Lapham, arrived thirty days
from the. Okhotsk Sea. She brought
1000 pounds of bone and 1873 bar
rels of oil,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
NO VERDICT.
The Jury Discharged in the Me-
a.. Cord Case

The Jury Discharged in the NIc-
t.s Cord Case
SAN FRANCIsco, October 30.-The
jury in the case of James McCord,
charged with jury-bribing, after being
out about twelve hours, came into
court this morning, and reported that
they could not reach an agreement.
The jury stood seven for acquittal and
five for conviction.
TIE JUDGES REMARKS.
Judge Sullivan addressing The coun-
sci in the case said that the only course
open was to discharge the jury as it
appeared to be utterly impossible for
them to agree. +. +. Preston, at
torney for McCord, said that he had
no desire to punish the jury by send
ing them back to reconsider their YER
dict, and that he was quite willing
that they be discharged. They were
discharged accordingly. McCord's
bonds were fixed at $25 900, which he
furnished, and left court with his
friends. His bondsmen are John
McCord, A. w. Scott, G. b. Stone and
Jacob Eppinger.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
improvements for Fresno.

FRESNO, October 30.-The vote for
raising bonds OF the city to the amount
OF $25 900 for building school houses,
and $25, 900 for fire purposes and water
protection resulted favorably, 219
votes being cast in favor and . against.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
PLACER PROSPECTS.
The Blue Mountain H ush Proves
Rather DisappOimting.

NoGALEs, A. r., October 3O.-Par-
ties Just returned from the Blue
mountains say that the reports OF the
discovery OF rich placer diggings are
overrated. There are good prospects,
but water is too far to be convenient
ly used. The quartz mining, it is be-
lieved, will prove rich strike. Many
miners are in the hills prospecting,
and say that they have found num-
ber of old mines worked by the Jes-
uit priests years ago. ..--....-.. ---
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Printers Pay.

DENVER, Colo, October 30.-At Il
meeting OF Typographical Union, No.
40, this evening, it was agreed to
adopt the nine hour system. A reduc-
ton was made in schedule prices
from $2l per week to 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
APPEALING ABROAD.
Mem bers of Parliament CrNsad.
ing i'm Iowa.

DEs MONIES, October 30.-Arthur
O'Connor, NJ. r., and Sir Thomas
Grattan Esmond, NJ. p, arrived here
to-day. Tonight they addressed a
great mass meeting on the subject OF
Home Rule for Ireland. Delegations
from several Iowa cities were present.
Governor Larrabie presided and great
enthusiasm prevailed. A cablegram
of sympathy and support was ordered
to be sent to Parnell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Explorer Erickson Recognixca.

BosToN, October pa statue to
the memory OF Erickson, the Icelandic
explorer, who is believed to have dis
covered this continent, was unveiled
this afternoon, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
DELAYED DIsPATCHES.

Owing to the pressure on our col
umns the following kilograms were
crowded out of Yesterday mornings
issue:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
He Is Persuaded to stop over at
San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, October 90
Cardinal Gibbons arrived here last
night from Oregon. He was met at
the station by the Mayor and an inn
mense delegation of citizens, who pre-
vailed on him to stop over in the city.
To-day he celebrated high mass at
San Fernando's Cathedral, the most
ancient church edifice on this conti-
nent. He left this afternoon to visit
his brother, who is rherhant in New
Orlaous
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Clearing House Returns.

BosroN, October 30.-The managers
Of the leading clearing houses in the
United States report the total gross
exchanges for the week ending Octo-
Der Doth, 1887, to be $992, 2,277 1896, an
increase of 81 per cent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Two Celebrities Dead.

LONDON, October 30.-Jonathan
Christian, once Solicitor General for
Ireland is dead.
PARIS, October 30.-Father Petetal,
chief of the French Oratorians is dead
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31

The Strausburg library, which was
destroyed by fire during the Franco.
Prussian war, now contains 60Q,WW
volumes, q large part of which have
been given to the institution.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Bakery Burned.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 30.-Lara-
bees bakery and several other build
ings were burned tonight. The losses
aggregate 5000, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Railroad INCORPORATION.

SAN Francisco, October 29.-A
copy OF the articles OF incorporation
OF the San Francisco and San Joaquin
Valley Railroad Company was filed
to-day with the County Clerk OF Ala
media county. Similar articles were
filed some time ago in San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Fatal Shooting Scrapc.

BAKERSFIELD, October 30.-Thoinas
Ryan shot William Denver in the
head to-day, which will prove fatal
wound. Denver is a blacksmith and
wagon maker and Ryan carriage
painter employed by Denver. Denver
owed Ryan money for wages and Ryan
asked for his wages. Denver threat
ened to kill him. They met to-day on
Main street, had few words and
RYAN fired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
TO.Day,s Races.

The following are the entries and
weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Washington and Nashville:
WASHINGTON.
First race, one mile-Barnum, 105 /;
MARYLAND, 1O5; Lelex, 105; Hanover,
1O9; Harvard, 1O1; Wilfred, 80; Ovid,
96, Valiant, o..
Second race, mile heats-Stuyves-
aut, ia; Favor, ia; Windsail, 100.
Third race, selling, one mile-Vos-
burg, Pegasus, Nellie Van. Nettle,
Valiant, Choctaw. Phil Lee, Pasha,
Tenstrike.
Fourth race, three-quarters OF q
mile-Telie Doe, 100; Bess, 100. Sam
Harper, 1O3; Theodosius, 1903; II.
Russell, III; Harvard, 9l; Kingston,
12O.
Fifth race, steeple, full course
Warrington, $50; Wellington, 148
John Henry, 143; Jim MCGOWAN, 142 ;
Will Davis, 14O; Shamrock, 1877
Killarney, 130; Beverly, l25.
NASHVILLE.
First race, one and fve-sixteenths
miles-Cupid, 81; John Morris, 1O2 ;
Jim Nave, 1902; Enchantress, 80;
Alamo, lO7; Phil Lewis, 1908; Lottie
f, 9S; Leman, 102; Skobeloff. l04 ;
Walker, 104; Hottentot, LOG; r..
Pringle, LOG. :, -.
Second race, one mile-Climax, 81;
Governor, 81; Cairns, 80; Whitenose,
90; Bankrupt, 115; Florence, los;
Kensington, 90; Fellowbrock. 100;
Unique, 1O5; Redstone, 10S; Dous-
man, 1O5.
Third race, three-quarters OF a mile,
handicap-Cruiser, 100; Roundabout,
lO4 Virtue So Outstep, 102 ;Tenpenny,
96; Quotation, 107; Golightly, 95;
Ellerton. 90; h. Diamond, 81; Or
ange Girl, 100; McBeth, no; Kitty
Gum, 104.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, handicap-Asceola, 1903; Vice
Regent, 104; Kirklin, l02; Potecn,
lO4; Paragon, 105; Wanderoo, 80;
Little Minch, l20; Erebus, no.
Whitenose.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
Death OF a Nonaxenarian.

HARTFORD, October 30.-Mrs. An
thony Barclay died on Saturday night
aged 93 years. She was the widow OF
the English Consul mt New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
uosTILE DEMONSTRATIONS.

ST. PAUL, October 30.-A Grow
Agency, Montana, special to the
Pioneer Press reports that Sword
Bearer and his band mad>a demon
stration at the agency yesterday, I'M
singing their rifles as if about to at
tack the single company retained
their defiant aspect when Major
Snyder's battalion appeared ON the
brow of the hill, three miles away.
"Sword Bearer" Immediately crossed
the Little Horn River and withdrew
up the bottom. The cavalry is ex-
pected to move ON Monday. The ex-
citement among the Indians is in
tense, and a false move by the au-
thorities Or the wrong Indians killed
will preeipitate a general outbreak, as
the faith of the Indians in "Sword
Rearer's" supernatural power is un-
limited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
A STORMY NIGHT.
Many Shipwrecks in the English
Channel.

LONDON, October 30.-A terrific gale
ragged in the south OF England on
Saturday night. Many buildings
were unroofed, and there We're nu-
merous shipping casualties in the
Channel. A boat with party OF
twelve persons which left Weymouth
for nights trolling was capsized and
ten OF the party drowned. A sloop
was wrecked off Dul,kirk and four
men drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
a CHASTITY SCENE.
4 Balloon COllapses md the
. aerOnaut Is Instantly Killed.

ST. LOUIS, October 3U.-At the clos
ing performance OF the open air spec
tacle here tonight a terrible accident
occurred, resulting in the death OF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
studying In the Threes Of death

A man OF curious tastes has been
making the round OF the hospitals in
st. Petersburg in order TO "see how
people de-" He inquired OF the dif-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
READY FOH WAR.
Every Prepare ktiOn Ready for
CombatiIfg the Crows.

CHICAGO, October 30.-A Fort Gus
ter, Montana special says: Three
companies of tlieFifth Infantry under
Major Snyder eqairped for field ser
vice with transport wagons have been
ordered to the Crow Agency and are
forming for the march. Monday will
be general muster day at the Post,
when the cavalry force will probably
take field and war begin, ii war it is,
in earnest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31
MAGGIE ARLINGTON.
Unexpected Demise Of the POpu-
lar Actress.

lar Actress.
New YORK, October 30.-Maggie
Arlington died at IL 80 tonight. This
well-known actress, whose name was
Ryerson, was member OF the Cali
fornia Stock Company.
CAUSE OF HER DEATH.
Some days ago Miss Arlington re-
ceived severe injuries by falling down
dumb waiter shaft in her room and
breaking both legs.and her left arm on
the cellar floor, sixty-tive feet below.
While still i'll she contracted pneu-
monia, which is the direct cause OF
her death.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-31

The following are the entries and
weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Washington and Nashville:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

TIE saoanship AIki arrived today
from San Francisco with eome1ni1a
ever $50 sons Of ffeieh1 fer Seattle.
Tha tug GeIiah called hers today.
The shsp General Knox. now Hf she
buoy, viii take the Willametaein boKsh
e. tie coal bankers when the lataes
aails, probably o. Saturday.
Ths British bark Ohan Bay b takinz
9 eaFao o. eosl fFom British Oolumhia
% Portland. foE the Oregon Impruvs-
mems 0nmpAny.
Norwseisn bark CharIss Bal, TAcoma
70 MsIb1aFns. bad % tsstison cart q
her oeck eaERo % July i7th n huxrl'
uans; part Of he buiwarkB we're stow
n and SONS o. Tie uaaln rail carried
SWAY. esvDrAl sails we're blown away
and damage done 20 deck ntiinRs. etc,
Tonnage II San Fransisoo was repaEt.
ed On Wednesday 10 Be steadily held
but the demand vas sloW.
Ponz BEAxxEz. Hepk 9. - Sailed =
Schooner Fanny DulaEd.
PoMr AHanx0s, Sept. s.-Arrived-
Ship FauBie Tucker, and tuRs Tacoml
and Nogul.
TaroosH, Sept. g. FoRay. Frssh
eouthwess wind.
SAH FnAnczsco, Sept. e.-ArFivad-
6teameR Enpire, Departure Bay; bari
ElsinoFe, Oolunbia river.
/ OIsarod-eteamer Mexico. Vietoria.
Sailed-SteameF Willsmetes Valley
faquina Bays steamer San Pedro. II
coma.